Animal Relief Formula
Calming & comforting for animals in transition or trauma
Description
The Animal Relief Formula was originally developed by FES-certified practitioner and animal communicator, Teresa Wagner.
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Indications
- For any abandoned animal, whether feral or residing in a relief shelter
- Any animal being adopted into a new home, or being given a new guardian or caretaker
- For loss of the primary caretaker due to death, divorce or changes in the family system
- During any time of significant travel or re-location to a new home or living space
- For any animal with a prior history of physical abuse, torture or abandonment
- For performance or work animals who are exploited, or valued only for monetary worth or reproduction value
- During times of prolonged illness, or extensive surgery; can be used in tandem or alternation with Magenta Self-Healer
- For any time of pronounced stress in the animal – such as the prolonged absence of the primary caretaker or environmental disruption due to any natural disaster. Can be used in alternation or in tandem with Post-Trauma Stabilizer
The Animal Relief Formula was originally developed by FES-certified practitioner and animal communicator, Teresa Wagner.
Ingredients
- Arnica – Recovery from shock and trauma – embodiment and integration of energy bodies with the physical body following disruption and disassociation
- Bleeding Heart – To help heal abandonment and separation; to facilitate new bonding and connection following displacement
- Echinacea – To restore wholeness and dignity by rejuvenating the core immune system and sense of identity
- Fireweed – Recovery of vital forces following devastation, trauma, and injury
- Five-Flower Formula – Fundamental composite formula developed by Dr. Bach to provide relief in all rescue and recovery situations
- Holly – To encourage and restore basic loving impulses, bonding and connection; to facilitate heart-based relationships based upon trust
- Mariposa Lily – To provide mothering comfort and nurturing forces for abandoned or abused animals; to restore mothering instincts to female animals
- Oregon Grape – To restore trust when violent, abusive or degrading circumstances have created defensive barriers
- Poison Oak – To restore capacity to be touched and natural vulnerability; to heal boundary or skin issues due to hyper-defensiveness and prior trauma
- Red Clover – To help calm the heart and blood matrix; to ease anxiety or tendency to panic
- Sweet Pea – To instill new bonding and territorial instincts following displacement and abandonment
- Wild Rose – To bring new joy for life and will to live despite prior challenging circumstances
